FAQ About Alan Watts

Some of Alan Watts' most influential books include 'The Way of Zen' (1957), which provides an accessible introduction to Zen Buddhism; 'The Book: On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are' (1966), which explores identity and the self; 'Tao: The Watercourse Way' (published posthumously in 1975), discussing Taoism with a focus on its subtle and natural outlook on life; and 'Beyond Theology: The Art of Godmanship' (1964), which presents a critique on the institutional aspects of religion and spirituality. These works continue to be celebrated for their depth and ability to convey complex ideas engagingly.